=IF(E13<P13,SUM(F13-P13),SUM(F13-E13))
I can't work out where to put iserror to take away any error messages - i've been fiddling round for half and hour and cant work it out.
I am using excel 2007 - I need the extra available columns in Excel 2007 for my application.
I have a spreadsheet that has a significant amount of conditional formatting. I want to copy a range from this spreadsheet to another spreadsheet. In the new spreadsheet I want to remove the conditional formatting rules whilst retaining the actual formats those rules generated.
Format painter and "paste special - format" copies any formats as well as the conditional format rules.
Is htere a method within Excel to do this or can someone suggest a workaround?
1. I have 4 columns (let's say D,E,I,J);
D E I J
Account1 Sum1 Account2 Sum2
151 93,79 BF2479 30,00
1476757 93,79 BF7 22,00
BF2479 30,00 151 93,79
86041 84,03 23235 30,00
534 6608,45
2. I need to clean the multiple identical data in the list by both Account no. and Sum (of course the list is much longer!) so that the list should look like this:
D E I J
Account1 Sum1 Account2 Sum2
1476757 93,79 BF7 22,00
86041 84,03 23235 30,00
534 6608,45
I must say that I am a beginner in Excel, so I tried to use this:
=IF(OR(E5=$J$5:$J$430);IF(INDEX($I$5:$I$430;MATCH(E5;$J$5:$J$430;FALSE);1)=D5;"";E5);E5)
for column E, and
=IF(OR(J5=$E$5:$E$452);IF(INDEX($D$5:$D$452;MATCH(J5;$E$5:$E$452;FALSE);1)=I5;"";J5);J5)
(which is reverse of the first one) for column J; (The ranges are the ones used in the real sheet), not for the ones in the example above!); The formula does seem to eliminate a dew unwanted data, but does not give me all the wanted results!
Lets say the cell I'm working on is D3
D3 = A1+A3+A5 (It's a formula, and sometimes it returns "#VALUE")
I want cell D3 to have a formula and if the result in D3 ISERROR, put a value of 1 there.
I'm running into Circular Reference, and don't know how to do it ....
I have the following the forumula with just one if statement.
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May i know what is the main difference between these two formulae?
I currently use the following formula using IF and ISERROR i.e.
=IF(ISERROR(IF(O12-(O12/100*80)<S12,"",IF(O12="","","Warning 20% or less Cover Remains!")))," ",(IF(O12-(O12/100*80)<S12,"",IF(O12="","","Warning 20% or less Cover Remains!"))))
What I’m after is to add an addition condition e.g. using “IF(O12-(O12/100*80)<S12” and “IF(O12-(O12/100*90)<S12” which would display either Warning 20% or less Cover Remains! or Warning 10% or less Cover Remains! incorporating ISERROR to avoid #N/A
I'm currently using the following code, but it returns #value when the cells don't have anything to concatenate.
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I have inherited a financial model in which the programmer did not consider that hundreds of the formula results would be #DIV/0 unless there are entries in the source cells. I would like to create a custom macro that would convert the formula to an IF statement, so that if the formula in that cell is currently creating an error, return 0, if not run the formula.
I require a worksheet formula, something along these lines:
=IF(ISERROR(SEARCH("Cat",OR(A1,A2))),"No","Yes")
The formula is in A3 and I need it to test both cells A1 and A2 for the existence of the word Cat. The word may be in either, both or neither of the cells.
I'm having trouble with a formula. What I want to do is create a conditional formatting so if a cell contains certain keywords, it will highlight that cell.
What I want is if a cell contains the word BOX or PO or P.O. to highlight that cell or show either a true or false.
What I have is =IF(OR(ISERROR(SEARCH("BOX",A1,1),SEARCH("PO",A1,1),SEARCH("P.O.",A1,1))),1,0)
It works if I do it separately but when combined it just stays 1 all the time despite the cell not containing those words. Am I organizing the OR and ISERROR right?
I have the formula below which sums range dv77:dv81, if dy77:dy81 is not an error. Works perfectly.
={SUM(IF(ISERROR(DY77:DY81),"",DV77:DV81))}
However I cannot seem to modify it correctly to work with a sumifs formula. Could someone please show me how it might work?, or a workaround?
For reference the sumifs would sum range(DV77:DV81), if range(E77:E81) is "Neutrogena" and range (A77:A81) is "9".
I want to conditionally delete rows if the date in the row is later than today. For example, I have a table that has a set number of rows and columns, however the dates included vary. The first column of each row has a date. I want to compare that date to "=today()" which is in another cell in the same worksheet.
View 6 Replies View RelatedThis calculation sits quite happily in a workbook doing what it is supposed to do.
=IF(ISERROR(1- OFFSET(INPUT70!$A$1,20+B3,2)/OFFSET(INPUT70!$A$1,19+B3,2)-1),0,1-OFFSET(INPUT70!$A$1,20+B3,2)/OFFSET(INPUT70!$A$1,19+B3,2)-1)
In a sister worksheet is this calculation
=IF(ISERROR(1-OFFSET(INPUT71!$A$1,20+B3,2)/OFFSET(INPUT71!$A$1,19+B3,2)-1),0,1-OFFSET(INPUT71!$A$1,20+B3,2)/OFFSET(INPUT71!$A$1,19+B3,2)-1)
The name of the worksheet is all that is different.
I got this last night, and decided to see if I can combine two equations if possible. Here is what I have:
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View 9 Replies View RelatedI've written (with help from here) and IF statement, as below;
=IF('Raw - NUS'!G45="","",VALUE(TRIM(CLEAN('Raw - NUS'!G45))))
The issue is, that not all cells in my array are "" or a value, some are " " and some are " " which gives a FALSE to the arguement and returns a #VALUE! in the cell. Is there a way I can add an ISERROR to the FALSE, VALUE(TRIM(CLEAN('Raw - NUS'!G45))), result make this blank? I've tried OR, but it doesn't work.
I have this formula, which works
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Column B D E F
Cases Case Pack Reg Price VPR Price
1 14 2.25 0.00
1 14 1.75 2.00
When the value of F is zero, I want the formula to be B1*D1*E1, when the value of F is not zero, I want the formula to be F1*D1*B1. I can figure this part out. The problem is I have these values on a certain number of rows and I want a grand total at the bottom, but the rows that do not have values in them are giving me a #VALUE! error, which is messing up the grand total. I am not sure how to write the formula with the IF AND and ISERROR functions.
ActiveCell.FormulaR1C1 = "=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(R[-1]C[-1],Sheet1!C[-1]:C[1],3,FALSE)),""Error"",(VLOOKUP(R[-1]C[-1],Sheet1!C[-1]:C[1],3,FALSE)))"
which looks like this
=If(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!A:C,3,False)),"Error",(VLOOKUP(A1,Sheet1!A:C,3,False)))
in the spreadsheet. Can it be done to get a msgbox on error? And. Is there better way to get only the result of the vlookup above instead of using
ActiveCell.Copy
ActiveCell.PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues
I'm having trouble with an iserror statement in part of a procedure I've been writing. This macro uses vlookup often, and will occasionally have errors so I have been trying to use the iserror function to trap them. The code is as follows: ....
View 9 Replies View RelatedI would like some code that would wrap if(iserror) around a formula, so that if the result is an error then no text is shown. It would be good if I could select a range and the formula would be adjusted for all cells with formula in. (Would be even better if cells with references in could have if(isblank) instead!) I am currently spending ages adjusting all my formulas manually and haven't got time to try and work out how to do this with vba.(I'm not very experienced with it!)
e.g. =INDEX('Characs Single'!$B$1:$C$100,MATCH('1Report'!$B12,'Characs Single'!$B$1:$B$19,0),2)
would be come
=IF(ISERROR(INDEX('Characs Single'!$B$1:$C$100,MATCH('1Report'!$B12,'Characs Single'!$B$1:$B$19,0),2)),"",INDEX('Characs Single'!$B$1:$C$100,MATCH('1Report'!$B12,'Characs Single'!$B$1:$B$19,0),2))
why is this formula
=IF(ISERROR(AVERAGE(H14:H16),"",(AVERAGE(H14:H16)
returning DIV#!0 if there is no data in the target cells, I thought the ISERROR was meant to stop that?
How do I re write this formula to incorporate iserror function to show "" when a value of false or N/A is found.
=IF(K8<>"",VLOOKUP(F8,'My Sheet'!$F$2:$I$489,4,FALSE))
I'm trying to run a match function combined with If and Iserror. I need this because I want to see if a given item number in one cell in one sheet in excel is ALSO located in a given range in another excel sheet. If that number is found, I want the result to say "yes". If the item number is NOT also found in the given range in the other workbook, I want it to say "no". This is what I have so far:
=IF(ISERROR(MATCH($C9,'Case Usage Summary'!$A$2:$A$45138,0))=FALSE,"Yes","No")
The problem so far is that this is actually giving me the wrong results. For instance, the above function attempts to located cell C9, denoted as item number 964, in another sheet called Case Usage Summary in the range between A2 and A45138. If it could find 964 in that range in the Case Usage Summary sheet, it should give an answer of "yes", if it couldn't then it should give an answer of "no". The problem is that it gave me an answer of "no", but I just looked through the list of item numbers in the case usage summary sheet and there IS in fact a item number 964 entered in the range. What is going on here? I tried this for some of the other cells, and it is just giving me "no" for all of them. What is going on?
I have the following formula but would like the result to be blank if it can't find anything. I know I need to use the iserror function but I don't know how to use it.
Can anyone help me?
=VLOOKUP(CONCATENATE($A$3,$B$3,$A7),Sheet1!$A$6:$R9987,$A$1,0)
I am trying to write a formula requiring more than 7 nested conditions for ISERROR and SEARCH. Excel throws up and error if I exceed this limit ...
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View 4 Replies View RelatedI have filled the following formula in many cells of a spreadsheet.
=IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(D75,'Sheet1'!$D$3:$D$5442,1,FALSE)),0,IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C75,'Sheet1'!$C$3:$C$54 42,1,FALSE)),0,IF(ISERROR(VLOOKUP(C75&" - "&D75,'Sheet1'!$A$3:$I$5442,9,FALSE)),VLOOKUP(C75&" - "&G75,'Sheet1'!$B$3:$I$5442,9,FALSE),VLOOKUP(C75&" - "&D75,'Sheet1'!$A$3:$I$5442,9,FALSE))))
I am wondering if I have nested too many functions for this to work properly. In the case where one of the first two if statements are true (an error would be produced), I am receiving a "0" as specified. However, in the case where the statement VLOOKUP(C75&" - "&D75,'Sheet1'!$A$3:$I$5442,9,FALSE) results in an error then I should have the return of VLOOKUP(C75&" - "&G75,'Sheet1'!$B$3:$I$5442,9,FALSE), but am getting a #REF! error instead.